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MX700 Problems...

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Gawd
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So I killed my serial microsoft mouse that I've have for probably a decade or so.

I decided to upgrade...

I choose a mx700 and keyboard combo today.

Keyboard works great, mouse on the other hand doesn't. At least I don't think.

I work in CS here on campus and had the opportunity to put it in 3 seperate chargers and in all 3 it responded the same way... flashing red light. Not flashing green indicating it is charging as per the manual...

Now I have been accused of being impatient before and am simply wondering, am I supposed to let this thing sit overnight or something for it to get to the point where it will flash green at me? I'm using a spare mx700 the lab has sitting around but I'd like to use mine eventually...

Is the mouse just borked?

Thanks for your time.
 
id say give it a try and let it sit overnight. also, the contacts could have something on them. i do have an MX Duo, but i dont use it much. does the manual refer to a constant flashing red when chargin? i only know it flashes if its low. it could also just be a dud mouse. if its been used w/ 3 docks, it has to be the mouse.
 
Try swapping out the batteries with another mouse. I don't know if it would cause the problem you are having, but bad batteries could be the problem.
 
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